The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1887-07-02

California Port, Sherry and Angelica wines
at 81 80 per gallon. at sllverman's. al6tf
Buy your fruit cans of Jacob Fegert. Tenth
street, near o. 5. Presbyterian church. jn2Stf
One lot on Main street, &c feet front, good
neighborhoOd, under fence, only $1,000. C..
j5tf
Hackmetack, y lasting and fragrant per-
fume. Price 90 and 30 cents. For sale by
Capies. lune4eowly
d. Hackers bread wagon will be all over
the city everyday with fresh bread and
rolls. jlStf
Fresh home killed beef at the new meat
shop. next door to the postotace. Geo. w.
Clark, july2i3
Shiloh's cure will Immediately relieve
Group. WHO'D ing cough and bronchitis. for
sale by Caples. )une4eowly
Shlloh's cough and consumption cure is
sold by US on a guarantee. 1t cures consump-
ton. F. s. Caples l. Go. in4yleow
We advise every lady who is interested In
white goods, embroideries and lsces to reao
Ahrens' new ad this morning. myl4u
| slsspless night, made miserable by that
Shiloh's cure is the remedy
db@zTor sale by Caples. jn4yieow
4tG3fel, 9th street, agent for the sale OF
Aphknsex Bottled Beer. for family use. A
iuil tdbt3y CONSTANTLY on hand and delivered
h. AZ nara of the city. may14tf
Saddles. Harness, Trunks, Valises, Up
bolster,ng Matress-Making, Repairing, &C.,
At lowest prices at Schmidt's saddlery shop,
west side public square, Lexington, Mo.
..;va call feb5y1
a ..Tbere is many q slip said an elderly lady
he other day, but its seldom YOU have one OF
his Kind" She had just slipped one dollars
worth of goods in her basket which she had
,irly earned by the use of H. Wilker's rebate
ard. Call and save four pei cent. on every
rticle you buy In dry goods, notions aha
trpets. j""-
'Prickly Ash Bitters Is an unfailing cure Tor
diseases originating in hillary derange-
aents caused by the malaria IN mlasmatic
.ountries. No other medicine now on sale
will 20 effectually remove the disturbing eie-
ments, and ut the same tim tone up 'he
whole system. 1t is sure anc safe In It's &C.
,,on july2ml
Mr.. Henry Turner'S residence has a ne"
roof.
The proceedings Of the last council meeting
will be found reported on the first page.
Messrs. Grimes 4 Venable are frescoins
their estsblishmen in the latest style OF IN
art.
We are glad that our Alma correspondent
is we'll, and we hope he may continue So an.
often feel the spirit move him to SEND US
batch of news items.
Entertainment: There Is to be an enter
tainment given by the Good Tempiars =
Mayyiew on July 2. at 8 o'clock p. m. D.. d
Hughes. of Kansas City, will deliver a lem
perauce lecture at the Christian churcn
Supper and refreshments in the ossemei
after the lecture. All are invited.
The Rev. W. O.. II. Perry has accepted II
nrosid.ncy of the Odessa college for The yea
beginning September, 1887. Mr.. Perry Is a
educator of a years experience, ana III
taught all of this time in the same place.
Missouri, This Is u sufficient recommend
ton. Odessa is proud OF having secured SUI
a one as he for president of her college.
Mrs. L. D.. carney presented u.s. last rue
day. some Amsden peaches which we're Il
finest we have seen this year, and Two ext
large Early Ohio potatoes. Inc peach
. were large, rosy and tina specimens, eepe'
ially after being so long without that dellca
was lJsfricufafryi ,pruuHih h o. vi a5Ges The Ia
were grown upon a piece of poor, clay
land. There is no telling what this coua
can 10 with the aid of plenteous showers.
The courthouse yard can never be kept il
condition BETTING q town like Lexington
long as it Is not regularly moved anil VIII
horses are permitted to Craze upon it. T
county court some time ago appreciated tn
and B an order that no animals should
grtGedE1GR. This order, we believe,
ney1 ~ co~untermsnded, tut it seems
6606&dletter. Why should we not ha
nsfEDooth, clean and well-kept a court hOl
ysrd - there is In the state! Naturally
cad1otke surpassed, aud 1t only needs u lit
II care to make it all hat is desirable.
IfCommodore UT don't beat this fish ste
told by Il sucker of all editor over at Mt. Sit
l. Ing, we will have to cut his acq1aintan
The narrative runs:-.A few wet Ks 8
if Frank Ga ult went duck hunting, and In
river above town he discovered u large flo
,r and, in creeping up close. re fired both b
rels at once. killing twenty-one duck.
had neither u dog nor II boat, but, having
) Q pair of high rubber boots, he waded out
"a gather them iI. He succeeded il securi
them all. but OF returning to the shore
90 slipped into a hole and Went up to his ne
He 1Oundered around sometime before
ne was able TO drag himself out. When.
length he reached the shore, he found in
tv trousers and boots three large pickerel.
Is bass. and about a peck of sunfish and per
and hanging to one of the ducks was y Gait
of which weighed nineteen pounds"
N Poor Whilst His hankering after m
meat has got him into trouble again.
find this notice IN the Sedalia Democrat,
June 2S:-"At Marshall, last Saturday, WI
Hill was bound over 10 await the action
- the gran jury OF the charge of stealth
:, pair of mules from j. L. Hardin, of Slal
on the 18th lay OF May. The chief with
!. was j. Julian. of ST. Louis. to who Hill S
80 a pair of mules answering the descripti
:. for S175. Hill has lived in Marshall seYe
-. years, and 1t is thought has carried OF
wholesale business in stealing mules
horses. He was suspected OIL sccOunt
having shipped his buggy from st. Lohi,
Brownsville several times. A reward of :
was offered for the mules and thief and W
:. the buggy was shipped to Brownsville
. tine it was watched and traced to Hills bs
Ii near Marshall. His plan seems to have b
to drive q pair of mules to st. LOUIS aud
We them, shipping his buggy back. 1t is clair
'h that he even obtained reduced rates from
'e' railroad for being such a regular shipper.
M Our local contemporary reprints the
lowing from the Odessa Democrat: &c.
in Democrat acknowledges the receipt from
Register office of a neatly printed c,talO
of the officers and students of the Bar
nv Female College, Lexington. Mo-, for
year 1SS6-S7. The Job is a neat one,
na most creditable to the Register office.
=. cOnclu,iyely shows that the schools of
,a county can get all their printing done at hi
, In as artistic a manner as there is any I
,,u for" OF course the Democrat was homes
NV It's notice, simply desiring to pay VIVA
no tn ,ught to be a merited compliment
%neighbOr, but the Register knows that
Low catalogue in question was not printed il
,Is Oftce, and was printed i'll Kansas City. 1
gan it, then, he most creditsble to the Re
will &C. '" - ' '"'" 'na'
NJ, schools of the county can get sl of I
Mo printing done at home in rs artistic Il maj
=, rs there is any need fOri' j. not the repr
10 Ing of this language calculated to lead
N, public to believe that the Register pril
10 the catalogue? is not that untrue? Ar
cot the imprint Of the RegIsler Idol a